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Friday, October 21, 2022

Friday, October 21, 2022

🍕 The Best Pizza In Columbus

Sponsored by the Columbus Zoo and AquariumInstead of hitting the wave pool at Zoombezi Bay, you can get hit by a wave of terror at this zombie-themed haunted house. Explore the two scare zones, four haunted houses, and more at ZOMBIEzi Bay. For more info, or to plan your visit, please click here. 🧟‍♀️

Happy Friday! Chelsea here.

I always love to end the week on the high, so today we're kicking things off with a topic that most of us can agree on:

pizza.

Well, when I say we can agree on it, I mean that we can all agree that pizza is objectively delicious. As to which pizza places are making the best pies, well that's sure to be laden with controversy. People are very passionate about their pizza and listen, I get it. But if you don't see your favorite Columbus spot on this list, I urge you to give some of the others here a chance. Who knows, maybe you'll end up with a new favorite pizza place! (Not likely, I know, but you probably will still enjoy it, even if it doesn't skyrocket to #1.)

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The Best Pizza In Columbus

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The Best Things To Do In Columbus This Weekend

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There are so many fun things happening around town this weekend. After you enjoy your pizza, get out there and do something cool!

Headlines 📰

🧐 There's a warehouse boom

happening in Columbus and

the rest of the country is starting to realize it.

(Business Insider)

💸 The prices of the most expensive colleges

in central Ohio are honestly kind of shocking. Ohio Christian University, Ohio State Newark, Ohio Dominican University, Otterbein University, Ohio State, Capital University, and Dennison University aren't cheap.

The top school costs over $70,000.

(Columbus Business First)

💡 AEP Ohio is hoping that state regulators

will lower standards to allow for "longer and more frequent power outage interruptions."

But customers and advocates are fighting back.

(WOSU)

☀️ Weather:

69 and mostly sunny.

Sponsored by Greater Columbus Arts CouncilLaunched in 2021, Columbus Makes Art Passport is a free booklet full of wonderful things to do in Columbus during the months of September and October. It was such a hit in 2021 that it's back in 2022. Booklets will be available to pick up in early August. There are many returning arts stops and a few new places to visit. Once again the stickers are designed by Columbus-based artists and there are 23 unique stickers. For more info, visit columbusmakesart.com/passport.